2 bodies recovered from frozen lake in western Colorado
Search and rescue crews have recovered the bodies of two men who drove a tracked snow vehicle onto a frozen lake and fell through the ice in western…
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Colorado’s I-70 partially reopens after rock slide
Eastbound lanes of Interstate 70 in western Colorado are back open after a rock slide sent boulders the size of big SUVs tumbling down on part of the…
Continue ReadingVigil held to mark 6 years since Kelsie Schelling’s disappearance
Monday night marked the sixth anniversary of Kelsie Schelling’s disappearance, and while her body hasn’t been found, her boyfriend is…
Continue ReadingChuy’s Tex-Mex restaurant hiring 150 employees for Colorado Springs location
The Tex-Mex restaurant Chuy’s is looking to hire 150 employees for its new Colorado Springs location. The Austin-based restaurant is hiring…
Continue ReadingColorado Springs ranked 5th in nation for ‘Best Places to Find a Job’
WalletHub looked at the job strength in over 180 U.S. cities and then ranked what they found to be the best cities when it came to employment growth,…
Continue ReadingMan suffocates mountain lion who attacked him in Colorado
Wildlife officials say a man who fought off a young mountain lion on a northern Colorado trail killed the animal by suffocating it. Colorado Parks…
Continue ReadingWind Alert Day – 2/5/19
TODAY: We will see some fog to start the day here in Colorado but that will clear out by the mid morning. Following that, winds really start to pick…
Continue ReadingParalyzed man suing officers, city, county after shootout that killed deputy
Thomas Villanueva says law enforcement officers let him walk right into the scene of a deadly shootout that left him paralyzed and claimed the life…
Continue ReadingFrom gold rush to green rush: Colorado border towns bringing in millions because of retail cannabis
When recreational marijuana was first made available, many thought the taxes that came along with it would be enough to fix schools, roads, and…
Continue ReadingShield 616 branches out of Colorado to meet law enforcement equipment need
We’ve partnered with Shield 616 to raise money for Pueblo Police and county deputies to give them life-saving gear. Police shootings are…
Continue ReadingPueblo doctor in yearbook with embattled Virginia governor
Gov. Ralph Northam is distancing himself from a decades-old picture of him in blackface in a school yearbook, and a Pueblo doctor was spotted on the…
Continue ReadingSurprisingly short jail sentences or three defendants in High Chateau Fire in Teller County
Two men from Manitou Springs were sentenced to short jail terms and 10 years of probation for their roles in starting the High Chateau Fire last…
Continue ReadingPattern Change Ahead 2-4-2019
TONIGHT: Winds calming out of the south around 5-10 mph this evening. Partly cloudy skies with overnight lows dropping into the upper 20s and low…
Continue ReadingArrest made in 2007 cold case out of Fremont County
Fremont County detectives have made an arrest in a 12-year-old cold case. Jeffery Brian Smith, 37, has been arrested for the murder of Remzi…
Continue ReadingBail set for 3 arrested in death of 7-year-old Wisconsin boy
Bail has been set for two adults and a teen arrested in the death of a 7-year-old Wisconsin boy who was allegedly beaten, forced to carry around a…
Continue Reading2 men missing after vehicle likely falls through ice
Authorities say two men are missing after they possibly drove a tracked snow vehicle onto a frozen lake and fell through the ice in western Colorado.…
Continue ReadingSix Ways to Improve Your Oral Health—and General Well-Being—For the New Year
It’s official: Resolutions are hard to keep. Researchers at the University of Scranton have found that only 8% of people who make New…
Continue ReadingKansas geology department buys 600 acres of land near Canon City
The University of Kansas geology department bought 600 acres of land in Colorado to ensure geology students continue to take a class there each…
Continue ReadingFrom dorm to dominance: Growing pains as Facebook turns 15
Facebook turns 15 on Monday, a fitting milestone for its awkward teenage years. Launched in 2004 as “TheFacebook,” the service was…
Continue ReadingNick’s Sunday Weather
Yet another powerful storm system over the Pacific Northwest is ramping up and will hit our mountains with more welcome snow by Tuesday night and…
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